Sentence examples for late master from inspiring English sources

Sept. 1-2: The saxophonist Javon Jackson and the trumpeter Eddie Henderson are the front-line horns in a tribute to the late master tenorist Joe Henderson.

How tired, one suspects, Lucian Freud's assistant (and painter in his own right) David Dawson, got of being called "Dave the Slave" by his late master.

"What a clear, insistent health there is here," Robert Creeley, the late master of the minimalist lyric, wrote of Mayer's poems.

It contains 124 recipes from the late master chef at the royal palace plus an account of Lao cookery and ingredients by Davidson and his daughter Jennifer.

"The most common comment people make [is] that Kermit and all the other Muppets seem to be real people," Jim Henson, the late master of the Muppets universe, said in 1977, according to Bryan Jay Jones's biography.

Her hearing might have been saved had Miss Thalia and the late Master Thompson called in a white folks' doctor instead of Mr. Swope, the county veterinarian, who specialized in horse carbuncles.

Rory McIlroy's US Open triumph of 2011, two months after his own late Masters horror show.

Of the late masters of early Flemish art, Hugo van der Goes went mad, and Hans Memling and Gerard David produced melancholy, sometimes insipid pastiches of earlier works.

Velázquez had parted from Spinola upon arriving in Italy, and made straight for Venice, whose late masters Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese he knew well from collections amassed by Philip II.

The book also acknowledges artists such as Yoshitoshi and Kiyochika as late masters.

According to Chris, he's an amazing skater, but has spent more of his time of late mastering ping pong ball tricks.